The official language of Barbados is English, so you'll be fine communicating with locals or getting around the island. Bajan Creole is also widely spoken and part of the island's cultural heritage.

Barbados is becoming increasingly popular with Americans, as major carriers add daily flights from cities like New York and Atlanta. Still, the low-slung coral island doesn’t feel overcrowded.

Barbados Food and Rum Festival, a culinary delight showcasing the island’s rich flavours, featuring top chefs and mixologists. Oistins Fish Festival, a celebration of Barbados' fishing heritage ...

The 2025 Barbados Food & Rum Festival returns November 6-9, offering a vibrant celebration of the island’s rich culinary heritage and world-renowned rum culture.